Tucson Initiative Aimed at Boosting Homeownership
Launch coincides with new Arizona Department of Housing mortgage assistance program.
On Pima County Streets: Is One Traffic Death Too Many?
Why do traffic crashes and the casualties from them remain a persistent problem?
Forester: 'Active Wildfire Season Has Materialized'
Year-round fire season means 35 fires so far this year, scorching 30,000 acres.
Monsoon Arrives with Warning to Heed Closed Streets
Barriers at washes mean don't cross; those who do could be fined.
UA President Hart Says She Will Step Down in Two Years
First female president on Tucson campus makes announcement in email.
Separated by Deployment, Couple Finds Refuge in Tucson
A Dímelo story from the El Rio mailbox: 'Nothing same any more when he left.'
Central American Teens in Hands of Labor Traffickers
Story of group in Ohio held for more than one year; wages taken by captors.
Yarnell Fire at 3,300 Acres; More Residents Evacuated
Fire moving away from populated areas as it continues growing; U.S. 89 closed.
$1.2B Proposed Savings on Immigrant Detentions
Report by United Nations says use nonprofits not private prisons.
Treasurer Told To Give Land Trust Fund Money to Schools
Arizona attorney general says no reason to hold $260 million from Prop 123.
Border Patrol Faces Pushback on Surveillance Towers
Plans for the Tohono O'odham Nation, but residents say they invade their privacy.
Hundreds Evacuate Yarnell; Wildfire Grows to 1,200 Acres
Town where 19 hotshot firefighters died three years ago fighting a blaze.
Thousands of Children Seek Asylum, Many Without Lawyers
10,000 Central American children facing 'removal' went to court without lawyers.
Wanted by the Law? Clear It Up in Pima County This Saturday
Court officials hope people will appear to pay fines, clear up issues with 20,000 warrants.
Regents Set to OK $5.1B in State University Budgets
UA basic spending package is $1.1B, with record research grants, contracts.
